A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to preserve records of a sensitive military strike chat on the encrypted app Signal. This decision comes after the nonprofit watchdog American Oversight raised concerns about the potential destruction of these messages, which detail plans for airstrikes against Yemen's Houthis. The chat included prominent officials, providing specific timelines for attacks. Judge James Boasberg's ruling is aimed at ensuring compliance with the Federal Records Act, emphasizing the need for transparency in government communications, particularly concerning national security matters.
A federal judge ordered the preservation of text messages about U.S. military strike plans against Yemen's Houthis, highlighting transparency concerns.
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